The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-25
What Folks Are Saying
hal Christmas has come.

InaB christmas mas come.
That The HERALD Christmas greet.
ing, in the shape of a mammoth edi-
ton, is welcomed.
That realization, this time, is prefer
able to expectation,
That Yerybody is bent on enjoy
ment
That the hearts OF the youngster,
| have been made happy with the advent
OF Santa Claus.
That Santa Claus maintained, thi.
morning, MS well-earned reputation Tor
generosity.
That "On earth peace and good will
! toward men" should find an ecboiug
response i'll everyone.
That I. NJ. Douglas butcher shop, on
Main Street, takes the cake" for pretty
Christmas decorations.
| That the patrons of Y. @. III. l. c. u
have s. calendar for the new year by
| dropping hint to any Of he urbane
| CLERKS.
That Ogden stores have been profrse
| this season, iE Their distribution Of holi.
| day presents.
That the family without Christmas
Tree to greer the e"es and gladden. tie
hearts Of the little one , cannot be
found in Ogden.
That this edition CT The HERALD is IL
keeping with the eternal fitness of
things"
That James Forbes shows good taste
in spending Christmas with his Ogden
friends
That the people in no place in the
United States have d keener apprecia-
ton Of the merry season than those OF
this happy burg.
That wedding chimes to the number
OF six have this week rung forth their
merry peal in the hearts of twelve.
That the selection Of John Wa son to
I'LL the vacancy in the City ounciD, was
a iudicious one.
That the City Council. will build a
new City Hall that will be credit to
the Junction City.
That Architect Flies plans for the
new City Hall should Dc accepted.
That the sale OF holiday goods in
Ogden stores this season is unprece-
dented.
That skaters can be we'll and cheaply
supplied by calling upon W. W
Fungr.
That the action of the City Fathers in
the matter OF ashpitS is q commemorate |
one.
That the poultry exhibition con-
tanned some elegant" specimens of |
the frathered tribe.
That Weber County takes the lead in |
'blooded" poultry.
That arrangements for a horse exhi
biion should ne made for IL spring.
That an Agricultural Exhibition for
1888 would be in order.
That the Salt Lake HERALD is the PEG.
! les paper.
That more people were weighed i'll
the balance ON Main Street yesterday
than ever before.
That collections during the past week
have been difficult.
That the closing of the stores to-mor-
row meets with popular appreciation.
That the stores which viii b9 open
BART of tomorrow will be flooded with
applicants for Christmas gifts, none of
Yhich, of course, Will be refused.
That Douglas meat market is WEI
lied with Christmas beef, mutton
ucking pig, game, etc.
That Secretary VIII Browning is a.
,roud az the success Of the poultry ext
libition as the pert and pretty game
antams are of their plumage al d
IUck.
That James Wotherspoon is deserg-
ne OF the large business be is doin..
That the spirit of gam bling seem, tn
ave seized the Junction City just nov
That the only disappointment ex
erienced at the poultry show yesier
ay was the absence Of Essay Caigh',
.mous Salt Lake chickens, ami
neither tbs explanation can be found ,
! the operation OF the Edmunds-
ucker law.
That the Ogden Courier. published by
1iIliam Driver & Sons, Is a human
srisn paper.
That Usnnon's bookstore, ike the c
ocky Mountains, wants exploring, s
ID, again, like the Rockies, IL fs cts
emery.